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The Oscar nominations have been announced, and that means it’s time for The Snubbies. Paul Willistein of the Lehigh Valley Press takes a look at the actor and director snubs – those not among the chosen Oscar nominees for the 94th Academy Awards.

Kate Scuffle gives listeners a Valentine with the deeply personal story of Miss You Like Hell, and welcomes director Jamie McKittrick and choreographer Samuel Antonio Reyes to talk about the casting and production rehearsals for the show's Feb. 24-27 run, a return to live, in-person productions, and more.

John welcomes Bill White to share his perspectives on 26 years of being a blogger and columnist with The Morning Call, covering everything from Christmas Light Tours to Musikfest, animal welfare, adoption, local politics and more.

Olga Negrón hosts a bilingual program featuring Allentown Mayor Matt Tuerk and Communications Manager Genesis Ortega, and together they discuss Matt's path to mayor, his plans for the future of Allentown and its Latin American community, Genesis's position, and more.

On this week's episode of Your Financial Choices, Laurie Siebert is back to dive into the evening's topic: "Listener Tax Questions – AGAIN!"

Silagh White hosts a program about “Heroes,” a project of artworks, programming and outreach with artist Bart Cooper, Faces International's Kevin Greene and ArtsQuest's Kassie Hilgert.

The Academy Awards will be presented on March 27. The Power of The Dog, along with its director Jane Campion and star Benedict Cumberbatch are predicted to be big winners among nominees from the films Belfast, West Side Story, Drive My Car, CODA, Don't Look Up, King Richard and more.

Alan Jennings reminds WDIY listeners of the constitutional clause against cruel and unusual punishment when it comes to former Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski's incarceration.

Alan Jennings takes aim at the most dangerous man in the world – Vladimir Putin – sharing the backstory of why this ex-KGB agent President wants Ukraine back, and at what lengths he'll go to get it.

In The Outfit, Mark Rylance (Oscar recipient, supporting actor, Bridge of Spies, 2015) plays Leonard Burling, an unassuming tailor in Chicago circa 1956 when suddenly, the mob wants some alterations. Paul Willistein of the Lehigh Valley Press reviews the expertly tailored suspense period crime drama directed by Graham Moore.